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2nd District Unincorporated Communities Newsletter | Saturday, April 25

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“Each of us is more than the worst thing we’ve ever done.” This powerful quote comes from the visionary lawyer, author, and justice advocate Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, a nonprofit that challenges injustice in the legal system.

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  • 04/25/2026

Mitchell Memo Newsletter | Saturday, April 19

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April is Arts Month, which made it especially meaningful to celebrate today’s ribbon cutting for the David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).

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  • 04/19/2026

2nd District Unincorporated Communities Newsletter | Saturday, April 11

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As National Public Health Week (April 6–12) comes to a close and Black Maternal Health Week (April 11–17) begins, I would like to share how our work continues to expand access to public health services that help keep our communities safe and whole.

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  • 04/11/2026

Anti-Poverty Pledge Across Los Angeles County

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Motion by Supervisors Holly J. Mitchell and Lindsey P. Horvath

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  • 04/07/2026

Preparing to Immediately Implement the Essential Services Restoration Act Upon Voter Approval

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Motion by Supervisors Holly J. Mitchell and Hilda L. Solis

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Proclaiming April as Autism Acceptance Month

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Motion by Supervisors Janice Hahn and Holly J. Mitchell

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Have you visited the Marvin Braude Bike Trail in o Have you visited the Marvin Braude Bike Trail in our district? We’re excited to share that it has reopened following a $2 million investment from our office to repair damage caused by the 2023 winter storms along portions of the trail between Dockweiler Beach and Ballona Creek.   Check out the video to learn more and stay tuned for updates on upcoming grand opening festivities.
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacifi May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month—an opportunity to honor and celebrate the diversity, history, and contributions of AANHPI communities in Los Angeles County and across the nation. Each year, we are proud to recognize some of the many unsung heroes in our AANHPI communities who make a meaningful impact in our district every day. To nominate a person or organization as an 2nd District AANHPI Heritage Month honoree, visit the link in our bio. The nomination deadline is Friday, May 8. For more information on events and other ways to join Los Angeles County in celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month, visit link in bio.
Join the County’s Office of Violence Prevention In Join the County’s Office of Violence Prevention Initiative (GBVPI) on Friday, May 22 (9:00 AM – 3:00 PM) for a powerful convening focused on youth and gender-based violence prevention. Hear from County departments, community-based organizations, and youth-informed practitioners leading innovative approaches to prevention and engagement. Spots are limited—save yours today via link in bio.
Today is International Workers’ Day—a moment to up Today is International Workers’ Day—a moment to uplift the immense contributions of the labor movement and recognize our shared responsibility to advancing workers’ rights. We not only stand in solidarity, but are proud to partner with worker organizations and unions advocating for fair wages, safe workplaces, and an economy that works for everyone. To advance this work, I’ve introduced two motions that will be considered at the Tuesday, May 5 Board of Supervisors meeting. These proposals would strengthen enforcement against wage theft and invest in local small businesses that create quality jobs. If approved, they will help the County uphold existing ordinances and move us closer to a more just, inclusive economy for all Angelenos. For support and resources for workers and employers, please visit workers.lacounty.gov (link in bio) or call 800-593-8222
LA County will be hosting global sporting events o LA County will be hosting global sporting events over the next two years, starting with the Los Angeles World Cup this summer. My office is also proud to be hosting an official Los Angeles World Cup Fan Zone in our unincorporated Willowbrook community at LA County’s Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park on July 4 & 5. Applications are now open for sponsors, as well as food and merchandise vendors, to help create a vibrant and inclusive marketplace for this year’s Los Angeles World Cup 26 Fan Zone events. The deadline to apply is Friday, May 15 at 5:00pm (link in bio)
This morning, we celebrated the opening of the Pac This morning, we celebrated the opening of the Pacific Coast Regional Business Finance office in our unincorporated View Park–Windsor Hills community—bringing a one-stop shop for small business lending and technical assistance to South LA.   For 50 years, PCR has been a lifeline for entrepreneurs—from those opening their first brick-and-mortar to established businesses ready to scale. PCR also partnered with our office to distribute $180,000 through our Second District Business Interruption Fund to help over 20 local businesses keep their doors open.   Looking forward to the continued impact PCR will have across the Second District.
We welcomed some special guests today at the Hall We welcomed some special guests today at the Hall of Administration as the County hosted “Take Our Young People to Work Day.” It was a pleasure meeting some of our youngest constituents and seeing them learn about the important work their parents and family members do in service to our communities.
Ahead of International Workers’ Day tomorrow, I jo Ahead of International Workers’ Day tomorrow, I joined Kelvin Washington on Spectrum News to discuss two proposals I’m bringing forward at the Tuesday, May 5 Board of Supervisors meeting to help protect workers and our local economy. These measures will strengthen the County’s efforts to stop wage theft and invest in local businesses. Check out our discussion on keeping money earned in workers’ pockets and in our communities.
Today, on Denim Day, we reaffirm our unwavering su Today, on Denim Day, we reaffirm our unwavering support for survivors of sexual assault and our shared responsibility to end rape culture and sexual violence. Denim Day began after a 1998 ruling by the Italian Supreme Court overturned a rape conviction, claiming that because the 18-year-old survivor was wearing jeans, she must have helped remove them—implying consent. In response to this deeply harmful decision, millions of people around the world on the last Wednesday in April wear denim during Sexual Assault Awareness Month to show solidarity with survivors, challenge victim-blaming, and commit to raising awareness and ending all forms of sexual violence. There is no excuse and never an invitation for rape. For additional information and resources please follow @peaceovrviolnce and visit: laccw.lacounty.gov/publications-resources/helping-hands (link in bio)
We couldn’t let Earth Month end without recognizin We couldn’t let Earth Month end without recognizing a few of the many rising environmental champions from the Second District  🌎🌱   From Virgil Middle School (vms_tigers) students tackling extreme heat and advocating for more shade and trees, to Eagle Scout Valentine Schieneman (@scoutingla) leading a major community cleanup in our district —our youth are stepping up in powerful ways.   At Greenhouse South LA @greenhouse.sla), students are gaining hands-on skills in clean energy and helping neighbors transition to healthier, all-electric homes. And our Second District Commissioner, Kevin Patel continues to elevate fellow youth voices through the County’s Youth Climate Commission (@yccamplified).   Join us in celebrating these inspiring leaders that are helping to create a brighter future for LA County.
Metro has launched a new Public Safety Hub and Das Metro has launched a new Public Safety Hub and Dashboard to promote transparency and keep riders and employees safe. This initiative stems from a motion I co-led on in 2022 with fellow Metro Board members Jaquelyn Dupont-Walker, Janice Hahn, and Mike Bonin to expand access to safety data and ensure our strategies are grounded in fairness, equity, and accountability.   Explore the Public Safety Hub and Dashboard here: https://www.metro.net/safety-support/ (link in bio)
Sharing some additional highlights from this past Sharing some additional highlights from this past week in the Second District with our Constituent Services Team.   To connect on any constituent services needs, contact us at mitchell.lacounty.gov/contact (link in bio)
Our office was proud to support the 7th Annual Dym Our office was proud to support the 7th Annual Dymally International Jazz & Arts Festival at California State University, Dominguez Hills (@csudominguezhills). Each year, we bring County departments and community leaders to connect through the universal language of music. Thank you to CSUDH Interim President Mary Ann Villarreal and everyone who helps make this special event possible that also uplifts local artists year after year.
Sippin’ My Tea is back tonight—Sunday, April 26 at Sippin’ My Tea is back tonight—Sunday, April 26 at 6:00 PM. Supervisor Mitchell will discuss the County’s latest action to help end poverty, calling on all 88 cities and unincorporated communities to get involved. She’ll be joined by Kristina Meza, Executive Director of LA County’s Poverty Alleviation Initiative and Culver City Mayor Fred Puza Watch on Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube (link in bio) https://www.youtube.com/@SupervisorHollyJMitchell
This morning, we partnered with LA County Parks De This morning, we partnered with LA County Parks Dept. (@lacountyparks), One with the Ocean (@one.with.the.ocean), Swim Up Hill Foundation (@swimuphilldotorg), and Black Surfers Collective (@blacksurferscollective) for an aquatic safety awareness event for families in South LA at Jesse Owens Park. Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen!   There are still spots available for scholarships for FREE LA County swimming lessons, thanks to our generous partners at One with the Ocean. If you would like more info please complete the form linked in our bio or visit: https://forms.gle/SHEfdLGkFYVVrB4a9
A key part of helping residents experiencing homel A key part of helping residents experiencing homelessness move toward permanent housing is ensuring ongoing access to essential support. Yesterday, our office joined the County’s Service Connection event in our Harbor Gateway community, offering a one-stop shop for residents to sign up for services including employment support, health care, and case management. Check out the video, and thank you to all the participating organizations.
We are thrilled to be teaming up with One with the We are thrilled to be teaming up with One with the Ocean (@one.with.the.ocean) to give out 200 scholarships so residents can take LA County swimming lessons for free! Join us tomorrow, Saturday April 25 at Jesse Owens Park (9651 S. Western Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90047) from 10:00am to 1:00pm to sign-up for swimming lessons and more! This event is free and will also feature surfboard land lessons and ocean safety education. Please note that all activities will be at the park. Attendees are encouraged to stay after the event to enjoy open swim at Jesse Owens pool, that begins at 2:00pm. To help ensure we have enough materials, please let us know if you plan to attend, or if you’re unable to attend but would still like information about scholarships for free swimming lessons, by completing the form linked in bio. Registration and swimming experience are not required to participate in this event.
Proud to personally contribute once again to the @ Proud to personally contribute once again to the @thepositiveresults prom dress and tuxedo giveaway. Special thanks to my homegirls who opened their closets and did the same. If you know a young person in need of support this prom season be sure to attend this event tomorrow, Saturday April 25 at Sheraton Gateway Hotel.
Calling all Food Trucks: We are now accepting appl Calling all Food Trucks: We are now accepting applications for food trucks at our 6th Annual Juneteenth Celebration & Resource Fair happening on Saturday, June 13 at George Washington Carver Park from 12:00-4:00pm. This fun and resource filled event brings hundreds of community members together. If you're interested in being considered as a food vendor, please complete the application link below. Apply here: bit.ly/Juneteenth-2026-FV (link in bio)
In honor of Earth Day all Metro is Free until 3 a. In honor of Earth Day all Metro is Free until 3 a.m. on Thursday, April 23. 🚌 For free rides on Micro, use code: EARTHDAY26 🚲To get the first 30 minutes free on Metro Bike Share use code: 042226 For more information, visit link in bio.
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